This dataset is derived from the Mapbook directory and contains the map index for the 1:20 000 town maps.

The Upper Barwon Rivers LiDAR Project is an Airborne LiDAR and Aerial Photography Survey carried out over approximately 38kms of the Upper Barwon Rivers in June 2020. The captured data will be used by DELWP to assess change in components of the Index of Stream Condition (ISC) and estimate change in vegetation and topographic metrics.

This Coordinated Imagery Program (CIP) project represents the continuation of previous Melbourne Multi-Epoch capture projects. This represents a 10cm relaxed accuracy 3-band (RGB) aerial photography capture over the Greater Melbourne area during the Spring of 2020. The photography will primarily be used by State Government, Local Government and Water Authorities for a variety of purposes which include visualisation, urban planning and monitoring, infrastructure/asset management, vegetation mapping and railway/road maintenance.

Vicmap Topographic Mapping 1:25 000is a digital state wide map mosaic comprising of 870 GeoTiffs Vicmap Topographic 1:25 000 is sourced from the following datasets: Vicmap Transport Vicmap Property Vicmap Features of Interest Vicmap Vegetation Vicmap Hydro Vicmap Elevation State Wide Contours Vicmap Admin Vicmap Property CSDL Treecover PLANT100

Vicmap Topographic Mapping 1:25 000is a digital state wide map mosaic comprising of 870 GeoTiffs Vicmap Topographic 1:25 000 is sourced from the following datasets: Vicmap Transport Vicmap Property Vicmap Features of Interest Vicmap Vegetation Vicmap Hydro Vicmap Elevation State Wide Contours Vicmap Admin Vicmap Property CSDL Treecover PLANT100

This dataset is derived from the Melway directory and contains the pagegrid for the 1:25 000 Phillip Island maps.

Part of VMREFTAB, the set of Reference Tables for the VICMAP suite of products.

This layer identifies bird habitats in the Victorian coastal region. The layer is a polygon coverage with the polygon areas representing the main area of the respective bird habitats. Sites were identified from a broad range of published and unpublished sources of information and from personal communications made by experts in the field. In 2015 some additional locations were added with data from Birdlife Australia Shorebird 2020 Data. This dataset was formerly know as SHOREBIRD HABITAT but was renamed as it contains sites for seabirds and other birds.

Georeferenced Orthophoto mosaics were created from DELWPs archive of historic imagery in order to enhance the accessibility and usability of these images. Areas of interest were chosen to support coastal change use cases, along with urban renewal/contaminated land purposes.

Captured as part of the 2020-21 CIP, this project is for 10cm high accuracy 3 band (RGB) photography over Bass Coast Shire and 10cm relaxed accuracy 3 band (RGB) photography over French Island. The photography will primarily be used by State Government, Local Government and water authorities for urban planning, urban growth monitoring, transport planning, statutory planning, asset management and engineering purposes as well as use as a backdrop in general GIS applications.